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Posted by MrJiveBoJingles on Dec-27-2009 20:15:

Music deranges me

I have thought for a long time that music sort of deranges me. I find that when I go without it I am less irritable, less prone to mood swings, and able to think more clearly. So I have stopped listening to it, at least for now.

Anyone else experience this?


Posted by iTranscendence on Dec-27-2009 20:16:

If anything the exact opposite.


Posted by Ygrene on Dec-27-2009 20:19:

When I listen to music it makes me not want to have kids.


Posted by Silky Johnson on Dec-27-2009 20:20:

It's definitely a distraction in my life and I have known it to cause problems for me...so I would have to agree with you.


Posted by BTG on Dec-27-2009 20:33:

you should try talk radio.

makes it easier to pretend you're smart.


Posted by SuspicionVandit on Dec-27-2009 20:34:

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Posted by Monocle on Dec-27-2009 20:45:

looool wtf are you guys on about.... music is about the one thing that has never ever come close to remotely negatively affecting me


Posted by infiniteJEST on Dec-27-2009 20:51:

I've spent countless hours just sitting here listening to loud music. Not that enjoying myself is a bad thing, but at least if I were playing WoW I'd have an uber l33t character by now.

For some reason I don't feel this way when I listen to classical. As if just listening to Mozart was accomplishing something.


Posted by Meat187 on Dec-27-2009 20:51:

From a gut feeling that is not supported by any evidence or reason whatsoever, I call depression.


Posted by Silky Johnson on Dec-27-2009 20:54:

quote:
Originally posted by Meat187
From a gut feeling that is not supported by any evidence or reason whatsoever, I call depression.




Except depression is marked by anhedonia and apathy. If JBJ was depressed, music would have little - no effect on him at all.


Posted by Meat187 on Dec-27-2009 20:59:

Well then it must be Lupus.


Posted by Silky Johnson on Dec-27-2009 20:59:

Oh most definitely.


Posted by Ian on Dec-27-2009 20:59:

I used to destress to 180-240bpm gabber/techno/hardcore stuff. It's incredibly fast sometimes and some of the people who play it have a great talent for doing so and it kinda stimulated my head. I think I'd be worse without music though.


Posted by MrJiveBoJingles on Dec-27-2009 21:02:

quote:
Originally posted by Meat187
From a gut feeling that is not supported by any evidence or reason whatsoever, I call depression.

Actually, I generally feel *less* depressed when I go without music, and more able to endure annoyance and difficulty.


Posted by Clovis on Dec-27-2009 21:04:

I have absolutely no idea what you're talking about.


I can't go 24 hours without any music.


Posted by Meat187 on Dec-27-2009 21:06:

It's just my simple reasoning that music is something enjoyable, and not being able to enjoy it anymore is a sign of depression.
If going without it feels fine for you then note my bafflement, get a Lupus test and continue as you please.


Posted by Lebezniatnikov on Dec-27-2009 21:10:

Melody is a relaxant for me, especially in times of stress or tension.


Posted by l�cid on Dec-27-2009 21:28:

music definitely levels me out, emotionally. the only time it frustrates me is if i'm listening to the wrong kind of music to fit my mood.


Posted by R!CH on Dec-27-2009 21:42:

when i used to listen to fast, noisy music, anything that didn't go my way would irritate me. i no longer listen to metal, rap or trance, i no longer blast the speakers, and i no longer have that problem. some house, techno, classic rock, reggae or classical--depending on the occasion--keeps me pretty level throughout the day. loud and noisy music physiologically induces stress hormones so it makes sense that some kinds of music would make you irritable.


Posted by MrJiveBoJingles on Dec-27-2009 21:46:

I think any music affects me in the way I outlined above, although I suspect faster and louder types have a stronger effect.


Posted by MSZ on Dec-27-2009 22:17:

�Without music, life would be an error.�


Posted by R!CH on Dec-27-2009 23:04:

quote:
Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles
I think any music affects me in the way I outlined above, although I suspect faster and louder types have a stronger effect.


have you tried classical music? if so, wtf


Posted by Lira on Dec-28-2009 02:01:

quote:
Originally posted by iTranscendence
If anything the exact opposite.

I spent a few days without music earlier this year and I felt my productivity plummeted because I couldn't concentrate clearly, and I was a lot harsher on myself.

Drum'n'bass in special makes my mind flow more fluidly, and I can work out a lot better at the gym when I'm listening to acid techno/schranz.
quote:
Originally posted by l�cid
music definitely levels me out, emotionally. the only time it frustrates me is if i'm listening to the wrong kind of music to fit my mood.

It depends quite a lot on how I want to feel. Happy Hardcore cheers me up in no time, for example, and when I think I'm taking life too lightly, I put on some depressing music to help me feel the blues.


Posted by SYSTEM-J on Dec-28-2009 03:52:

What is it you're trying to fix, JBJ, by constantly giving up things?


Posted by Lira on Dec-28-2009 04:04:

quote:
Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
What is it you're trying to fix, JBJ, by constantly giving up things?

*brings coffee mug*

I heard we're having some group therapy tonight?


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